US EditionAlgeria’s Abdelmadjid Tebboune re-elected president with 94.7 percent vote
- President Abdelmadjid Tebboune was re-elected in Algeria’s election with 94.7% of the vote, according to the National Independent Election Authority .
- Challenges arose as Tebboune and his opponents criticized the election authority for discrepancies in reported turnout figures.
- Spokesperson Ahmed Sadok claimed Hassani Cherif received more votes than announced, but verification of those tallies was not possible.
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Algerian President Tebboune Declares Victory with 95% of Vote in Election ‘Farce’
Algerian election officials on Sunday declared incumbent President Abulmadjid Tebboune the winner of a dubious election with 95 percent of the vote. The post Algerian President Tebboune Declares Victory with 95% of Vote in Election ‘Farce’ appeared first on Breitbart.
In a surprise twist, Algeria’s president-elect disputes his own election victory. Why?
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune jointly issued a statement alongside his two main opponents criticizing the country’s election chairman. His victory, totaling 94.7% of the vote, contradicted initial turnout figures and local tallies.
Over 90 percent of Algerians are said to have voted for incumbent Tebboune. But hardly anyone believes the official results. more...
Algeria's Tebboune re-elected president for second term
Algeria's incumbent President, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, was re-elected with almost 95 percent of the vote, the country's electoral authority, ANIE, said Sunday. More than 5.3 million people voted for Tebboune, accounting for "94.65 percent of the vote", ANIE head Mohamed Charfi told reporters. Tebboune, 78, was heavily favoured to secure a five-year second term in the race against moderate Islamist Abdelaali Hassani, 57, who took 3.17 percent of th…
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